SHA1 Encrypt Function for the iPhone (Objective-C)Posted by Jesus Guerra on 04/25/2011 in SHA1 , Objective-C , iPhone , iOS , encryption |
Here is a little function that I found on the Web that I want share it with you.
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GHUnit: Unit Testing Objective-C for the iPhonePosted by Jesus Guerra on 04/20/2011 in unit testing , Objective C , iPhone , iOS , GHUnit |
GHUnit is a test framework for Objective-C that runs on Mac OS X 10.5 and above and iPhone 3.x and above. It can be used standalone or with other testing frameworks like SenTestingKit or GTM.
Creating a Navigation-Based iPhone AppPosted by Renato Fontes on 05/20/2010 in mobile , iPhone |
In this post we'll show you how to create an application with a Navigation-Based interface. It shows in detail how to switch between different views and how to send messages to different parts of the application using the Notification Center.
The Evolution of Typing in PicturesPosted by Matt Perez on 05/19/2010 in typewriter , thumbing , speed typing , keyboard , iPhone , hunt-and-peck |
The more things change, the more they stay the same. For example, look at how our typing interfaces have evolved.
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Creating a "view based" iPhone ApplicationPosted by Renato Fontes on 05/13/2010 in iPhone |
In this example you'll learn how to create an iPhone application. This post will show you how to design a simple Cocoa touch interface and then link objects in the interface to objects and methods in the code to complete the application.
Aha! Find a Public Restroom with Your iPhonePosted by Matt Perez on 08/27/2009 in Twitter , traffic , iPhone |
Aha Mobile is an iPhone app that gives you real-time traffic information you can use safely while driving. It includes social media/crowdsourcing elements and it even helps you find the nearest public bathroom!
Adventure & Drama: Installing the New iPhone 3.0 SoftwarePosted by Matt Perez on 06/20/2009 in mobile , iPhone , Android , 3.0 Software |
Just in case, I waited until the end of the week to install the new software on my iPhone 3G (no S). Luckily, the process took a long time but it was pretty uneventful and I didn't have to throw my iPhone against the wall or anything like that. On the other hand, I've been putting it through its paces this morning and by now I am not as impressed or excited about this new release as I was on Fri when I started the installation.